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Rhode Island Operator License Knowledge Exam Practice

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You wait to turn left at an intersection. An oncoming motorcycle seems far away. What should you assume?

A waits on the right approach for a left turn. Oncoming motorcycle B is far along the opposite approach in its own lane. A separate vehicle detail enlarges A and B equally for identification. The question has no turn path or priority mark.

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You drive on a narrow country road and come up behind a person who rides a horse near the edge of the road. The horse turns its head toward the sound of your car. What should you do?You plan to turn right at the next corner. A marked bicycle lane runs along the curb on your right. A bicyclist in that lane is beside your car and will go straight through the intersection. What should you do?A fire truck with its siren and lights on passes you, and you continue in the same direction. What is the closest that you may follow the fire truck?You drive in the lane to the left of a tractor-trailer on the highway. When is the truck driver most likely to see your car?You follow a motorcycle on a city street. The rider moves to the left part of the lane and slows down, but no brake light comes on. How should you follow?You approach an intersection that has no traffic signal and no painted crosswalk lines. A pedestrian is crossing the street that you are on and is about to step from the far half of the road into your half. What should you do?

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